Can I Borrow That I'm Getting Married ?

[iliabags]

Yes, I would. If they wanted something I had, I would be flattered and be thrilled to be able help them out that way!

 

[organic]

it certainly depends on who it is.

 

[yellow_gummybear]

Echoing everyone else, only if we were super close.

You don't wanna lend it to a so-so friend who will refuse to replace it if they lose/break it, and blame you for it b/c you should've made sure the clasp was tight or some bs like that.

 

[puddinhd58]

Absolutly....only a very dear friend would ask, and I would be honored to be able to do something like that for her....

 

[diva lee]

My sister or my mother can borrow any of my jewelry, however, some have a lot of sentimental value and I would make sure to communicate that fact to them before lending it. As for a friend, I would have to know her and trust her like a sister. I've seen friends burned like tha too many times to not be careful about stuff like that.

 

[Mshashmount]

very very close and trustworthy friend...

 

[kathyrose]

Depends on the piece of jewelry and who it is.

 

[helenNZ]

Only the friends I've come to know as my sisters.

agree

 

[Pippi]

Depends on the friend and which piece of jewelry she wants to borrow.

Ditto!

Pippi

 

[BalenciagaLove]

If she was a true friend, not an acquaintance type friend, I totally would. Besides, aren't you supposed to borrow something to wear on your wedding day too? I think if it was a good friend, I would be honored that she would want to borrow something of mine. That's the sappy side of me though. :o)

 

[Ivette]

Absolutely!!

 

[tnguyen19082]

Yes.

 

[may3545]

if it's a close friend, yes. I tend to be protective but if I trust them, sure! my cousin and I swap jewelry, clothes and handbags!

 

[Greentea]

For a very close, trustworthy friend, sure.

 

[allornothing]

Agree